Special Collections

In 1918, at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, an armistice was signed between the Allies and Germany, effectively ending World War I.

As a child of the 90's, I'm pretty familiar with trading cards.

You may recall from our first series blog post that the Special Collections Research Center holds the second largest collection of

In reviewing boxes labeled as “unprocessed ephemera,” a colleague and I came across something really cool.  It is a tiny image of Abraham Lincoln framed in copper.

Have you ever wished you could have all of your archives-related questions answered by an archivist? Well you're in luck!

If you’ve ever visited the Special Collections Research Center, you may have learned that we hold the second largest collection of books about dogs in the United States, second only to the American

In December 2016, David B.

Institutional knowledge is an awesome thing and something that is often taken for granted and/or overlooked.

What do Indiana Jones and the Content Services Mosaic Intern have in common?

With a goal of not only collecting and preserving texts and objects for future generations, the Special Collections Research Center is devoted to acquiring books and artifacts that can benefit inst